msr 20060206

msr is a tool to display or modify x86 model-specific registers (MSRs). The syntax for arguments is: (none) : display all MSRs number : display MSR with number subname : display any MSRs whose names contain subname number.field : display field in MSR with number name.field : display field in MSR with name number=value : set MSR with number to value name=value : set MSR with name to value number.field=value : set field in MSR with number to value name.field=value : set field in MSR with name to value Options: msr accepts the following command line arguments: -1, --one-cpu Display information only for the first CPU. This cuts down on the output on a multiprocessor system, and is useful when certain that all CPUs are identical. --symbolic-msrs Display MSR names only, unless only a number is known. --symbolic-values Display and set MSR values symbolically only. Normally, if an MSR value could not be interpreted symbolically, an attempt would be made to interpret it as a number, as a fallback. This option disables that fallback. --symbolic-fields Display and set MSR field values symbolically only. Normally, if a field value could not be interpreted symbolically, an attempt would be made to interpret it as a number, as a fallback. This option disables that fallback. --numeric-msrs Display MSR numbers only. --numeric-values Display and set MSR values as numbers. --numeric-fields Display and set MSR field values as numbers. -n, --numeric Display and set MSRs, MSR values, and MSR field values as numbers only. Equivalent to --numeric-msrs, --numeric-values, and --numeric-fields. --no-field-names Display MSR field descriptions only, omitting names. Normally both would be displayed. --no-field-descrs Display MSR field names only, omitting descriptions. Normally both would be displayed..

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Linux
Keyword:	Display,  Display Msr,  Field,  Msr,  Msrs,  Number,  System,  System Administration,  Tool,  Value,  Values
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